createWorkset {openMpp} | R Documentation |
Create new workset FULL set of model parameters, it must include ALL model parameters
createWorkset(dbCon, defRs, setDef, ...)
dbCon |
database connection |
defRs |
model definition: database rows describing model input parameters and output tables |
setDef |
if not NA then workset description data frame:
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... |
list of parameters value and (optional) value notes. Each element is also a list of $name, $subCount, $defaultSubId, $subId, $value, $txt:
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That call allow you to create new working set of input parameters which contains ALL model parameters.
Workset is a working set of model parameters and can be a full set, which include values of all model parameters or subset and include only some parameters.
Each model must have "default" workset. Default workset is a first workset of the model with set_id = min(set_id) for that model. Default workset always include ALL model parameters (it is a full set).
If you want to create new workset as a full set of model parameters
then you must pass ALL model parameters into createWorkset
through ... argument list.
If you already have result of model run in your database
and want to modify only some input parameters (subset) then call createWorksetBasedOnRun
in order to create workset using parameters from previous model run and supply some new values.
You can create subset of model parameters ONLY based on existing run results. Otherwise you have to pass ALL (full set) of parameters in order to create workset.
Each workset has unique set id (positive integer) and unique name.
To find set id by name use getWorksetIdByName
call.
Working set must be read-only to run the model, so, typically you want to call setReadonlyWorkset
after createWorkset
.
Parameter(s) can have can have multiple sub-values (by default only one value, no sub-values). If you want to have multiple sub-values then $subCount must be >1 (default =1). If parameter has multiple sub-values then you can specify sub-value id as $subId (default =0). Also you can specify default sub-value id for that workset parameter as $defaultSubId (default =0).
You must use getModel
function in order to find model definition defRs
.
Return id of new working set or 0L on error
To run examples you must have modelOne database modelOne.sqlite in current directory
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OpenM++ documentation: https://github.com/openmpp/openmpp.github.io/wiki
getModel
getDefaultWorksetId
getWorksetIdByName
createWorksetBasedOnRun
copyWorksetParameterFromRun
setReadonlyWorkset
setReadonlyDefaultWorkset
updateWorksetParameter
# # model parameters: # age by sex: double[4, 2] # salary by age: int[3, 4] # salary level: int enum[3] # base salary: int enum scalar value # starting seed: int scalar value # file path: string parameter # # age by sex parameter value and notes # if subCount is 1 then you can omit subCount, defaultSubId and subId ageSex <- list( name = "ageSex", # parameter name subCount = 1L, # no sub-values, only one parameter value defaultSubId = 0L, # default sub-value id for that parameter subId = 0L, # no sub-values, only one parameter value value = c( 10, rep(c(1, 2, 3), times = 2), 20 ), txt = data.frame( lang = c("EN", "FR"), note = c( "age by sex value notes", # EN value notes NA # NA == no FR value notes ), stringsAsFactors = FALSE ) ) # salary by age parameter, one sub-value by default salaryAge <- list( name = "salaryAge", value = c( 100L, rep(c(10L, 20L, 30L), times = 3), 200L, 300L ), txt = data.frame( lang = c("EN", "FR"), note = c("salary by age value notes", "FR salary by age value notes"), stringsAsFactors = FALSE ) ) # salary level (low, medium, high) by full-or-part time job salaryFull <- list( name = "salaryFull", value = c(33L, 33L, 22L), txt = data.frame( lang = c("EN"), note = c("salary level for full or part time job"), stringsAsFactors = FALSE ) ) # base salary parameter enum value baseSalary <- list( name = "baseSalary", value = 22L, txt = data.frame( lang = c("EN"), note = c("base salary notes"), stringsAsFactors = FALSE ) ) # starting seed parameter value and notes startingSeed <- list( name = "StartingSeed", value = 127L, txt = data.frame( lang = c("EN"), note = c("random generator starting seed"), stringsAsFactors = FALSE ) ) # file path parameter value and notes, "filePath" is string parameter filePath <- list( name = "filePath", value = "file R path", txt = data.frame( lang = c("EN"), note = c("file path string parameter"), stringsAsFactors = FALSE ) ) # # name, description and notes for this set of model parameters # name MUST be unique # inputSet <- data.frame( name = "myData", lang = c("EN", "FR"), descr = c("full set of parameters", "description in French"), note = c("full set of parameters notes", NA), stringsAsFactors = FALSE ) theDb <- dbConnect(RSQLite::SQLite(), "modelOne.sqlite", synchronous = "full") invisible(dbGetQuery(theDb, "PRAGMA busy_timeout = 86400")) # recommended # get model by name: use such call if you have only one version of the model defRs <- getModel(theDb, "modelOne") # create new workset with ALL model parameters setId <- createWorkset(theDb, defRs, inputSet, ageSex, salaryAge, salaryFull, baseSalary, startingSeed, filePath) if (setId <= 0L) stop("workset creation failed: ", defRs$modelDic$model_name, " ", defRs$modelDic$model_digest) # make workset read-only in order to run the model setReadonlyWorkset(theDb, defRs, TRUE, setId) dbDisconnect(theDb) # # you can run the model now with new parameters #